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RideLit

The RideLit is a simple, well-designed LED light for you and/or your bike!

The RideLit LED Bike Light is a bicycle safety marker that attaches easily and quickly to you and/or your bike - no tools required! There are multiple scenarios for you to come up with - use the elastic band to attach RideLits to your wrists and/or ankles, or take off the band and use the hook-and-loop adhesive to semi-permanently attach them to the front, side, and/or back of your bike. Available in red or white, the RideLit is a MUST for cyclists who don't like to park when the sun goes down!

RideLit LED Bike Light Features

  • Constructed with very durable yet soft plastic.
  • Includes an adjustable, removable strap with quick-release buckle for wearing around your wrist, ankle, or bike.
  • Includes adhesive hook-and-loop for semi-permanent attachment to your bike.
  • Simple on/off button switch has two modes: blinking or steady.
  • Visible up to one mile.
  • Floats and is water-resistant, but not water-PROOF - we recommend that you dry out the battery compartment if it gets wet.
  • Powered by two replaceable CR2016 3V lithium coin cell batteries (included) that provide 25+ hours of brightness. An extra set of batteries is also included!
  • Light has a 1.25-inch diameter.
  • Available in white or red.
  • Another amazing product conceptualized by Playhard, Inc., and manufactured by NiteIze, Inc.

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Please Note: We use the term "Flying Disc" to describe some of our products due to the fact that the commonly used term "Frisbee" is a registered trademark of Wham-O.

Wham-O, who had acquired the rights to the "Pluto Platter", adopted the name "Frisbie" as it was discovered the term was already being used for the flying discs. A spelling amendment to avoid trademark infringement gave birth to the name "Frisbee". Read More